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A Sub-Three Ounce Cooking System


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    Jason Klass
    BPL Member

    @jasonklass

    Locale: Colorado

    I finally figured out the insulation problem for my homemade can pot and assembled my ultralight cook system. The total weight is 2.6 oz. and the can functions as a pot, bowl, and mug. The best part is that you can lift the pot off the stove without a separate pot lifter or handle. Much better than using a flammable bandana! Other DIY-ers will notice that it’s modelled after the Hog-On-Ice setup. As always, feedback is welcomed. Take a look:
    http://www.freewebs.com/jasonklass/subthreeouncesystem.htm

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    David Lewis
    BPL Member

    @davidlewis

    Locale: Nova Scotia, Canada

    That band looks very nice. What type of store would carry that kevlar stuff if you were looking for it locally? Also, how much does your lid weigh? (in grams). 7 grams?

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    Jason Klass
    BPL Member

    @jasonklass

    Locale: Colorado

    Hi David, I haven’t been able to find the Kevlar wick locally. I got it from a fire-dancing company on the net. So I suppose if you have one of those locally you might be able to find it. As for the lid, my diet scale says 0.2 oz. (sorry, I don’t do grams) but I don’t know how accurate that is. I really want a better scale but can’t afford to buy one right now.

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    Erich Foster
    Member

    @erichlf

    Looks good!

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